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JOSEPH BARON PAYMAN AND HARRY WIGNALL, F BLACKLEY, MANCHESTER, ENG-LAND, ASSIGNORS TO BRITISH DYESTUFFS CORPORATION LIMITED, 01 BLAGKLE'Y,

MANCHESTER, EIQ'G-ZIZADTD'.

MANUFACTURE OF SULPHONAMIDES 03F 2.3-HYDROXYNAPH'EHOIC ABYLIDES.

Ho Drawing. Application filed September 15, 1927, Serial No. 219,807,and in fireatsiBr-itain September 80,

Our invention concerns the production of sulphonamides of the 2:3-hydroxynaphthoic arylide series. We have discovered that when 2:3-hydroxynaphthoic acid is -condensed in the presence of, e. g.phosphorus trichloride with an aromatic sulphonamide which contains inits molecule a primary or secondary amine group in addition to thesulphonamidegrouping, a product is obtained having the probablestructure on (noo-Nn (leomm The parts are b weight.

A mixture 0 188 parts of 2:3-hydroxynapthoic acid and 172 parts ofaniline-m-sulphonamide is suspended in 870 parts of toluene, and withconstant agitation is warmed to 60C. At this temperature 60 parts ofphosphorus trichloride are added and the mixture is boiled under refluxtor 10-12 hours. After cooling, diluting with water and making neutralwith soda ash, toluene is distilled off in steam. The precipitatedproduct is filtered off, washed and dried.- It may be purified,'if-desired, by recrystallizatlon from nitrobenzene.

Letters Patent is The sulphonamide derivative so obtained is a paleyellow substance, melting at 278 C. after recrystallization from'nitrobenzene. It is insoluble in water, but dissolves on the additionof sodium carbonate solution. Similar compounds are obtained when inplace of aniline-m-sulphonamide in the above example, there issubstituted ani-.

line-m-sulphonanilide, o-toluidine-4-sulphonamide (OH, 1)p-toluidine-3-sulphonani-. lide, methylaniline-;0-sulphonamide, ethyl-0-toluidine-4-sulphonanilide, or the like.

What we claim and desire to secure by 1. A process for the manufactureof amidosulphonarylamides of 2: 3-hydroxynaphthoic acid having theformula in which and R represent hydrogen'ora hydrocarbon radical, andAr. represents a d1valent aromatic residue, comprising the condensationof 2:3-hydroxynaphthoic acid with an aromatic sulphonamide containing assubstituent a group .NHR in which R is hydrogen or a hydrocarbonradical, the condensation being eifected by means of a substance capableof converting a carboxylic acid into the corresponding acid halide.

2. A process for the manufacture of amidosulphonarylamides of-2:3-hydroxy- I naphthoic acid having the formula in which R and Rrepresent hydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, and Ar represents adivalent aromatic residue, com rising the condensation of2:3-hydroxynapv thoic acid with an aromatic sulphonamide containing assubstituent a group .NHR in which R is hydrogen or a hydrocarbonradical, the con: densatlon being effected in the presence'of a diluentby means of a substance capable of converting a carboxylic acid into thecorresponding acid halide.

3. A process for the manufacture of amido sulphonarylamides of2:3-hydroxynaphthoic acid having the formula in which R and Rrepresenthydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, and Ar represents a divalentaromatic residue, comprising the condensation of 2: 3-hydroxynaphthoicacid with an aromatic sulphonamide containing as substituent a group.NHR in which R is hydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, the condensationbeing efi'ected in the presence of i a diluent by means of a phosphorushalide,

4. A process for the manufacture of amido-sulphonarylamides of 2S-hydroxynaphthoic acid having the formula in which R and R representhydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, and Ar represents a divalent aromaticresidue, comprising the condensation of 2: -hydroxynaphthoic acid withan aromatic sulphonamide containing as substituenta group .NHR in whichR is hydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, the condensation being efiectedin the presence of aaliluent by means of a phosphorus trichlor1 e.

5. A process for the manufacture of ami: do-sulphon'arylamides of2:3-hydroxynapln thoic acid havingthe formula in which R and R representhydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, and Ar represents a wear/ea divalentaromatic residue, comprising the condensation of 2-: 3-hydroxynaphthoicacid I with an aromatic sulphonamide containing as substituent a group.NHR in which R is hydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, the condensationbeing effected by first converting the 2:3-hydroxynaphthoic acid intoits acid chloride and then treating the latter with the aromaticsulphonamide.

7. A process for the manufacture of amido-sulphonarylamides of 23-hydroxynaph= thoic acid having the formula in which R andllt representhydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, and Ar represents a divalent aromaticresidue, comprising the condensation of 2: 3-hydroxynaphthoic acid withan aromatic sulphonamide containing as substituent a group .NHR in whichR is hydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, the condensation being effectedby first converting the 2: 3-hydroxynaphthoic acid into its acidchloride and then treating the latter with the aromatic sulphonamide inthe presence of a diluent.

8. A process for the manufacture of amido-sulphonarylamides of 2:S-hydroxynaphthoic acid having the formula in which R representshydrogen or a hydrocarbon radical, and Ar represents a divalent,

aromatic residue of the phenylene type, comprising the condensation of2:3-hydroxynaphthoic acid with an aromatic sulphonamide containing afree amino grou as substituent, the condensation being efiected in thepresence of a diluent by means of a phos phorus halide.

9. As new products, amido sulphonarylamides of 2z3-hydroxynaphthoic acidhaving the formula win]: O-NH-Ar-BOarNHR' in which R represents hydrogenor a hydrocarbon radical, the said products being pale coloured solids,obtainable, in crystalline form, insoluble in water, soluble insolutions of sodium hydroxide or carbonate, soluble also innitrobenzene, and hydrolyzed when boiled with caustic alkali giving anamine, NH R, and a sulphonated 2:3-hydroxynaphthoic arylamide.

10. As a new product 2:3-hydroxynaphthoic m-amidosulphonanilide, havingthe n .te,-soluble also in nit'robenzene, from which 10 formula it maybe crystallized, and hydrolyzed when on boiled with caustic alkaligiving ammonia (n anid 2:3-hydroxynaphthoic m-sulphonani- 1i e. I Intestimony whereof we have signed our 15 which is a pale yellowcrystalline powder, names to this specification. melting at 278 (1.,insoluble in water, soluble JOSEPH BARON PAYMAN.

in solutions of sodium hydroxide or carbon- HARRY WIGNALL.

